8 articles tagged Environments.
In a previous post, we made a point of “Non-Prod Environments Must Have The Same Security Protections As Production”. In this post, we’re going to go one step further and say that your internal and external endpoints, generally, should have the same security capabilities baked into their security…
Read article: Internal Endpoints Must Have The Same Security Capabilities As External EndpointsYour non-production environments must have the same security capabilities as your production environment.
Read article: Non-Prod Environments Must Have The Same Security Protections As ProductionOver the course of my consulting career, I’ve been brought into organizations to troubleshoot “weird” problems on several occasions — those stories for another time. These engagements are often fun; though, can be very challenging. The organizations where we had the most success in tracking down…
Read article: Ability To Do Point In Time Restore / Rebuild Of EnvironmentsYour production environment should be isolated from your non-production environments. In fact, every application environment should be isolated from every other environment. Sounds simple in practice, but how does one accomplish this? Through a multi-layered isolation strategy:
Read article: Achieving Application Environment IsolationBut, let’s face it, you’re probably going to do it anyway.
Read article: No, You Shouldn’t Use Production Data For TestingThis post was originally published as “What are APIs? (The Technology Perspective)” on the Levvel Blog.
Read article: What are APIs? (The Technology Perspective)When I am describing complex SOA or Web Service architectures, environments, and scenarios to clients, I often use the term “SOA Actors” to generically refer to components of such environments in the abstract. I will often do the same on Thinkmiddleware.com posts. Here, I define what I mean by this…
Read article: SOA ActorsIn previous article, a very simple Web Application was presented. In any complex environment, there will often be multiple tiers within an application or environments hosting code/services for different teams. A common way of communicating within such environments is through SOAP-based Web Services…
Read article: JAX-WS Example With JBossWS – Server-Side
